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Allen Bradley / Motors / 100 Contactors
Allen Bradley manufactures the 100-D115EZJ11 contactor as a member of the 100-D IEC Contactors product line. It features a coil current rating of 115 Amps, and a coil voltage of 24 Volts DC with an electronic interface coil. It has 1 normally open auxiliary contacts and 1 normally closed auxiliary c
Allen Bradley / Motors / 1494 Disconnect Switches
This operator mechanism operates effectively within a temperature range of -20 °C to 40 °C. Its metal housing, made of zinc-plated steel, ensures durability. Included accessories enhance installation, and it supports up to two auxiliary contacts for expanded functionality.
Allen Bradley / Motors / 156 Contactors
This solid state contactor features control voltages of 24 to 230 V AC, as well as 24 to 230 V DC. It operates in three-phase systems and runs efficiently within frequency limits from 50 Hz to 60 Hz. Additionally, it withstands impulse voltages up to 4 kV, offering reliable protection against surges
Allen Bradley / Motors / 836 Pressure Controls
This pressure switch features a robust NEMA enclosure rating of Types 4, 7, 9, and 13, ensuring protection in hazardous locations. Configured with a 2-circuit SPST normally closed electrical design, it allows efficient monitoring of pressure levels. The device is constructed from metallic aluminum t
Allen Bradley / Motors / 592 Overload Relays
This solid-state relay kit includes three poles and supports a voltage range of 120-600 Volts AC for control circuit applications. It is equipped with a eutectic alloy heater and a normally closed auxiliary contact. The mounting style is compatible with Bulletin 509 contactor bases, and it has a siz
Allen Bradley / Motors / 836 Pressure Controls
This device has a differential of approximately 5 PSI and features a single-pole, single-throw (SPST) snap-action contact type. The enclosure is of an open style, allowing for unobstructed access. It can handle contact ratings of 5 Amperes at 240 Volts and 3 Amperes at 600 Volts. The bellows are con